The Phenomenon of Induced Motion Can Be Explained by Our

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Multiple Choice

The phenomenon of induced motion can be explained by our tendency to:

• A)assume that a background remains stationary while objects move.
• B)assume that a background moves while objects remain stationary.
• C)separate images into figure-ground relationships.
• D)underestimate the distance of faraway objects.

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Definitions:

Average Fixed Cost

The fixed costs of production (costs that do not change with the level of output) divided by the quantity of output produced.

Average Variable Cost

The total variable cost per unit of output, which includes costs that change with the amount of production.

Average Total Cost

The total cost of production divided by the quantity produced, indicating the per-unit cost of production.

Cost Curve

A graph showing the relationship between the cost of producing goods and the quantity produced.